Category: AlbumReview
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BAD ATHLETE – SUPER BAD ATHLETE- ALBUM REVIEW
Super Bad Athlete is the debut album from Oklahoma City indie rockers Bad Athlete and is released on Friday 23rd July. The album features 10 songs, including the 3 brilliant singles released in 2021 Do You Want Me Now?; Don’t Call Me Friend; Waste My Time. Waste My Time Starts off with a heavy grunge sounding…
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THE SHOP WINDOW -THE STATE OF BEING HUMAN – ALBUM REVIEW
The State of Being Human is the debut album from The Shop Window and it’s an album full of memorable melodies, jangly guitars and brilliant harmonies. In short it’s an album that you want to hear over and over again. The Shop Window are fronted by Carl Mann and Simon…
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The Skinner Brothers – “Iconic” EP Review
Iconic is the brand new EP release from The Skinner Brothers and will be released on 7th May on Blaggers Records. The Skinner Brothers are led by Zac Skinner, the charismatic frontman, songwriter and mastermind. The Iconic EP, see Zac raising his game as a songwriter and will propel the…
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The Electric Stars – Velvet Elvis: The Only Lover Left Alive
The Electric Stars are a rocknroll band from Salford, Manchester, with their roots, inspiration and influence firmly in the camps of The Who, The Stones, Led Zeppelin and the Britpop era to name just a few. Velvet Elvis:The Only Lover Left Alive (the forming of two songs from the album)…
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Ed Cosens – Fortunes Favour
Ed Cosens, guitarist and co-lead song writer of Reverend & The Makers is set to release his debut solo album, Fortunes Favour, on April 9th. The album features 10 songs, all which are full of emotion and are utterly spellbinding from the first song to the last. Each song tells…
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Plastic Cowboys – Splinter EP review
Splinter is the debut EP from Irish indie rock trio, Plastic Cowboys and from the first drum beat to the last will leave you wanting more. The EP deals with a range of issues such as mental health, escapism and hangovers. Each song on Splinter is full of passion and…
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Feed Your Wolves – Hurricane EP Review
Feed Your Wolves is the project name for North East musician Andy Davidson, with the name chosen because of a quote the phrase appears in. “There are two wolves always fighting inside me. One is filled with anger, hate, jealousy, shame and lies. The other wolf is filled with love,…
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LOCK-IN – Notebook Review
Up and coming Indie legends, Lock-In surprised fans with the announcement of Notebook comprising of two new tracks, both of which firmly cement the bands position as being “Ones to watch in 2021” Both songs are acoustic, which is in complete contrast to the previous 3 singles we’ve heard, which…
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Alex Ohm – The Lost Persons Meeting Point (EP Preview)
Alex Ohm is kicking off 2021 with a new 5 track EP called The Lost Persons Meeting Point, released on February 12. The EP is full of beautifully composed songs, with great powerful and meaningful lyrics. The first song we hear is Going Nowhere Fast, which was released as a…
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Siracuse – Forever Album Review
Following on from their debut EP release in 2018, Siracuse released their album Forever in the summer of 2020 and it’s an album full of psychedelic guitars and mesmerising guitar riffs, big thundering drums, distorted bass lines and great melodies. This album is full of thrills and no filler. Opening…
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